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Myerscough do motor sport, not sure if Frank Williams, Bernie Eccelestone, Christian Horner did a degree course in running a F1 team though.
Maybe I missed that bit of their CVs
But build these new Unis anyroad not like the country is skint is it?
Ignoring the Beckham Degree are we?
Utter waste of my money, spend my money on decent worthwhile degrees.
The Motorsport course at Merscough College is essentially a mechanical engineering course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
And there is no such thing as a David Beckham degree. He was just a very small part of the syllabus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
Part of my degree looked at how social media can be used a marketing tool for businesses. This doesn't mean I did degree in Facebook. :rolleyes:
No you can do such essential life sustaining degrees asQuote:
Originally Posted by Drew
TV Arts, Dieting, Dance, Ocean Exploration, Photography, Graphic Communication with Typography and various other complete and utter waste of time courses.
You sure?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow
* BSc (Hons) Motorsport Management and Logistics
* FdSc Motorsport Management and Logistics
Sound just like the sort of thing Ken Tyrrell would have found invaluable.
That Zetec Escort goes well mind.
A degree course discussing Beckham's hair do - so essential
[quote="Brown, Jon Brow"]The Motorsport course at Merscough College is essentially a mechanical engineering course.
really? why does a friend of mine teach about running a rally team and navigation etc.Thay have at one time run a racing car and a rally car from Myerscough College.Or have You been doing the course?
I have attended open days at Merscough College. A huge bulk of that course is mechanical engineering for the colleges motorsport activities. There might teach an odd segment about team management.Quote:
Originally Posted by driveace
Odd that they name the courses as they have done then, bit misleading to the potential students.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow
I too went to the original open day as all the local car clubs were invited.
But if there's to be a cull of worthless degrees motor sport wouldn't be in my targets, there's plenty far worse than need doing away with before that.
Sorry if this has been mentioned before . . . or not . . . but I found this young kid very energetic and enthusiastic.
I wonder and hope that there are many more smart kids like this one that are starting to pay attention and realize that it's their time to shine and make a difference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U_gH...layer_embedded
Perhaps you missed this, or deliberately ignored it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
If you ignore the Torygraph's simplistic and misleading headline you will see that in fact students of Sport, Media and Culture were examining the rise of football from its folk origins in the 17th century to the central place it occupies in British culture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow
But then that wouldn't have made a very interesting point would it :dozey: